Yes, there are numerous online support groups for alcoholism and substance abuse that can be accessed from the comfort of your home. Here are some well-known
options: - Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Online: AA has various online meetings using different platforms, including Zoom, Skype, and phone meetings. These
meetings follow the traditional 12-step format.
- SMART Recovery Online: SMART Recovery offers a science-based program that helps people manage recovery
from alcoholism and substance abuse. They provide online meetings and a supportive community, as well as tools for dealing with cravings and emotional upsets.
- In The Rooms: A free, online platform that offers over 130 weekly live meetings for people recovering from addiction and related issues. They host
meetings for multiple pathways to recovery, including AA, Narcotics Anonymous (NA), and non-12-step options.
- SoberGrid: A mobile app that provides a
peer support network right at your fingertips. It also offers professional coaching and healthcare pathways.
- LifeRing: LifeRing provides a secular,
non-12-step approach to recovery. They offer online meetings where participants discuss their recovery challenges and successes, focusing on positive
reinforcement.
- Women for Sobriety: Designed specifically for women, this organization has both online and in-person meetings. It utilizes a 13-statement
program aimed at helping women discover their personal positive lifestyles.
- Reddit Recovery Communities: Several subreddits focus on addiction recovery
and support, including r/stopdrinking and r/REDDITORSINRECOVERY, where individuals share experiences and support each other in a non-formal setting. These
platforms provide valuable support and resources, making recovery more accessible for those who may not be able to attend in-person meetings or who prefer the
anonymity of online support.
